The painting steps of childlike innocence to see the world are as follows:

First, observe the world.

First of all, we need to open our "children's eyes" and observe the world in a new way. Children always look at things in a pure and impartial way. They can see things that we adults can't, such as the texture of a leaf, the color of a flower or the shape of a bird. Let's try to see the world from this new angle.

Second, choose a theme.

After observing the world, we need to choose a theme that we want to express in the painting. This topic can be anything you are interested in, such as your pet, your friend, or your family. The important thing is that you have feelings and enthusiasm for this subject.

Third, create a composition.

Draw the general shape and position of the theme on the canvas. This can be in the form of freedom, and there is no need to stick to details. Remember, it is important to express your feelings about the theme, not to copy it accurately.

Fourth, add colors and details.

Now, let's add colors and details. At this stage, you can begin to express your personality and feelings. Choose a color that can express your mood and describe the details you have observed.

Reflection and improvement of verb (abbreviation of verb)

After painting, step back and look at your work. Are you satisfied with your creation? If you think there is something that needs improvement, make bold changes. Remember, drawing is a way to express yourself. Don't be afraid to make mistakes.

Step 6 share your work

If you like, you can share your work with friends or family. Listen to their feedback and see if they can understand your expression. Remember, everyone has their own unique perspectives and feelings, so their feedback may give you new inspiration.

Seven, keep learning and trying.

Finally, the most important thing is to keep learning and trying. Drawing is a skill, just like any other skill, we need to practice and learn constantly to improve it. Try different styles and techniques to see which one suits you best. Remember, painting is to express yourself, and enjoying the process is the most important thing.